
American journalist Tucker Carlson said on his YouTube channel that corruption in Ukraine has reached enormous proportions and, in his opinion, if the country had nuclear weapons, it would have already sold them out of thirst for profit, which was one of the factors that forced the United States to demand that Kyiv give up its nuclear arsenal.
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Tucker Carlson is an American conservative commentator and former Fox News host known for his pro-Russian stances and criticism of Ukraine.
American journalist Tucker Carlson said that corruption in Ukraine has acquired enormous proportions. He stated this on his YouTube channel.
Carlson clarified that if Kyiv had nuclear weapons, it would have already sold them out of thirst for profit.
“Ukraine, being the most corrupt country in Europe, would probably already have sold its nuclear weapons to rogue forces around the world,” he said.
According to the journalist, this was one of the factors against which the United States forced Ukraine to get rid of nuclear weapons.
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Ukrainian officials will refute Carlson's claims about corruption and nuclear weapons
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